I study the ecology and evolution of biological communities in the context of  climate change and species invasions. I integrate tools from molecular genetics and community ecology to understand how the environment shapes the species abundances and the distribution of genetic variation.


I am currently a postdoc working with Angélica González at Rutgers University-Camden, where I am using fossil arthropods  collected from packrat middens to reconstruct ancient insect communities of the Atacama Desert over the past 50,000 years.

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Contact me at:
Jb1950(at)camden.rutgers.edu
Department of Biology
Rutgers University-Camden
Joint Health Sciences Center
201 South Broadway
Camden, NJ 08103

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